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The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
A FayorIfe nislt.

French toast is a favorite dish with children
and many grown people, 1t is made of thin
slices cut from stale loaf and moistened in
milk and eggs, two eggs to pint of milk,
and then fried on griddle with mixture Of
butter and lard, or butter and beef drippings.
1t is eaten with sugar or syrup like griddle
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
Effective Wall Coverings.

Chintz wall coverings are quite in favor,
especially for bedrooms. To he pretty and
effective for bedroom, chintz of very
light ground, with small floral designs in soft
blues, pinks or yelows would be good.
Striped patterns should be avoided for this
purpose. Darker patterns than those sug-
gested can of course be found if light room
is not wanted
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WILMINGTON & NORTHERN RAIL
w ROAD SCHEDULE MAY 10, 1887.
GOING NORTH, DAILY, tKxceps unday.)

L. N W. lilo
Additional Trains,
On SUNDAY only, will leave Springfield at
i42O p m Birdsbora 4.52 Up m and Reading 5.25 m.
onSATURDAY only, will leave Wilmington at Ills
p. m. for Newbridge Dupont and all intermsd.
late points.
French Creek Branch Trains,
Leave Peters 6.5e am. and i22b pm wesk-days
and 8.55 IN on Sundays
Arrive springfeld7.25, am. and loo, pm on week
days, and II on Sunday,
GOING SOUTH, DAILY Except sundayl
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Aerated Bread.

Aerated bread is sometimes called the per-
feet bread. 1t is made without yeast or soda
by forcing carbonic acid gas by machinery
through the dough which has been mixed with
water alone. This method is, of course, not
practicable for housekeeper. There is no
fermentation and no loss Of nutritive ele-
ments or of flavor.
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1t is made of straw, and is filled with flow
ers, according to the taste of the purchaser.
Ribbons with the name of the florist in small
gilt letters hidden in the loop of the bow de-
corate the little cart 1t is a refreshing
change from the more conventional baskets
that are usually employed for the purpose,
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Asst evening Arr
coma Joe. the shoot-
ing star, closed his
engagement at the
Windsor in "The
Black Hawks" a
play that is very
much fraught with
thrill. The scene is
laid in Arizona and
New Mexico, at d
tim e W h en- the
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
ALL AROUND THE HOUSE,
Up Stairs, Down Stairs, III Kitchen an,
in the Lady's ParIor.

in the Lady's ParIor.
A plain, straight backed, splint bottomed
rocking chair may be made into a very pretty
fancy chair. If old, the frame can be painted
red, blue or any color preferred, Then make
very thin flat cushions for the back and seat
out of gray linen and tie them OH with pretty
bows Of rather wide ribbon. Or. instead of
linen, velveteen of some rich color. such as
brown, dark blue, green, etc, and lined with
ticking, may be used for the cushions.
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HATS Rawt RpEN rETEs.

HNFS kl7zs GlI RDEN FETES
The wide brimmed raw hat, decorated at
the font with large fall loops OF picot edged
ribbon, is very popular mod-l, though per-
maps not more SO than the remaining one, a
Tuscan straw trimmed with ribbon, flowers
and foliage
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The Newest FloraI peeorati,n.

The newest floral decoration, according to
Wick, who is authority in all matters per-
tanning to flowers, is the one shown in the ac-
companying cut.
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Convenient wraps for Travellers

A convenient travelling wrap, by which is
meant one that is easily put off and on, that
protects the dress under it from dust and
dirt, and at the same time does not soil
readily, is in demand at this season of the
year. Whether one journeys by steamer or
rail such wrap is necessity. Ladies', as
rule, desire that this practical garment shall
not only prove comfortable and convenient,
but be attractive in appearance, and to them
the two models shown in our cut will prove
welcome
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1t is SO light that child can run it.
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The attachments can oe placed on in Sec
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Every attachment works perfectly and can
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Its reputation is far above tho average.
No one is asked to buy until they are
thoroughly satisfied as to its merits.
Every machine is guaranteed as repre-
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Do not make mistake, have no other,
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you want in a sewing machine do not buy IL.
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A REAL WESTERN pIAY

Bill Nye Attempts in Feeble Way to
Criticise Arizona Joe.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-11
The Yisherios Trouble.

OTTAWA. 0sr.. August l0.-The Free
Prets last night bad the following: ION
inquiry at the Fisheries Department
this afternoon II was asceriained that
there are some grounds for the state
ments telegrapbed from HALIFAX on
Sunday, 10 the effect that some British
war vessels will Sssist In the work Of
protecting the Cult and Atlantic coast
fisheries from American poachtrs.
Some confidential concentration la
reference 10 the matter have been 70.
ceived here from tbs Admiralty author.
tiles. II 10 understood that Her Msj &C.
tvs war ships will not osly sct a.
patrols for the purpose OF keeping
Americans outside of forbidden waters,
but will DO prepared 10 make seizures
whenever an opportunity Offers. There
are three war chips available for the
service-Admiral Lyn's Asgship, the
Belleropbon, the Canada and the
Pylades. These vessels are now In
Halifsx. The present intention though
n change 10 possible, Ia 10 send out toe
ships early next week. They will pro-
coed al once 10 tho Gull OF N. Law.
renee 10 reinforce the Ave Canadian
ciuisera already there"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-11
Cotton Beit 'esstraetiss.
Globe Demoefst.


6RKEsvILLK, Tn, August s.-The
Right Of Way COMMITTEES has iust con.
sluded its labors on portion Of the
line between this city and Piano. The
committee reports that tho work OF
securing right Of way between the
polnts named IL completed a. fully ~
n possible at present. The lands not
secured BY the committee will In some
sises be compromised, and In n few
instances condemnation proceedlrgs
will be necessafy. II Ia learned fur.
tier that about five miles Of grading
has been done wet a Gfeenville. A
brce 10 actively At work grading In
the city Ia the vicinity OF the pre-
Iected yarde, ten team being en-.
ployed n one a, the depot srounda
The large cot a mile northwest Of
town 10 6niehsd, and With II the en-.
tire Greenville and Commerce part Of
the line.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-11
"ROBORO."
Five Thorsand Cases Cured without
Failure In a Single Instance.

A POSITIVE Preventive and InfAllibls
n remedy for 6HILLS and FEVER. Il
contains no Quinine or mineral OF any kind.
but IL composed Of harmlese herbs; and n .
perfect blood purifier. II can DO adminis-
not pufsatiys. but Z an eIeslisnt sp,ti,ef,
invigoIates, braces ano build up the system
IRON the begin ming. Not one person In q
thousand has q sinsle Chill after. commence
Es II; .S Ss' RSss e. up b IN ,i.' e %
will not forward 70 any addrsss loss than tive
bottles; and will guarantees that, Il direc-
tons are followed, two bottles will promptly
cure any case 81 Chills and Fever. Only one
s1o. yssf. of az. ,o' SSs sos III su,:
several children under oight years Of age.
LJnchbgrs. Va. Nov. o, Isss-Mesrs.
Lewis A Bennett -Four Of my children. be-
sstSsr With my brother and sister. ali ,iI.
had chi II and fever for several months, dur
Ing which time the usual remedy, Quinins.
vas administered without bsnehe iaI results.
Ar sS' az Of The so1dsrl cures .scNn-
ro," tried it In my fAmi y, and not one u
mencing its use. regard t.. W thout e1cep-
tion. the very best chill ard fever remedy
that l fn'" anything o. E + 3 a;lsslkk.
Glenland. Pittsylvanis county, Va, Ccto-
Der 20, iss6-Mss,r,. Levi. q Bennett,
Nine OF my children hai ehills and foyer a
the same time The uluAl remedy, quinins,
was administered without benefit. All oil
ITEM were promptly and eGeotus1ly cured by
the use Of "Roboro" alone. Not one Of the
nine had a chill after eommsncing iv use.
NSfsoSa, Nelson :cuh hcS Va S.H ocisS-
y, lss5.-Messft. Lsvif A Bennetti Sevcfk
Of my fflenis and I had severe cases Of
chills and foyer We dispenAed with the
u.ual remedis, and used nothing bu
"Roboro." which resulted IN a thorough
cure In each case. lou will sblige by for
ssrdius me q case Of t~sn,y Hour bottles.
50 70 our reliability and responiibill,y We
refer by permission 20 the ,lllowing substAn-
tsl business men o. - nsAhHrf. whore boiA
OF the manu- Hctnrers oi "koboro" have
rssided for the last twelve yearsI N. O.
Ivey, cashier Peoples National Bank; Al
len " 1aiiey, cashier firft National Banki
Chas. W. Price, Commjiiioner hevenust
John I. Edwards. rresident Tobacco A'se-
citation.
II you cannot procure "Robors" OF YOU
druggists, remit rs $50 end We will for
ward two ottles 10 youf nearest depo, %
LBwIs A BENNETT,
Manufacturer, LynckburE, We
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-11

gla tonight. B. F. Yoahum, general
manager Of the Arksnsas Pass road,
was here today perfecting arrange
ments for the shipment Of consiruc-
ton material for The Mexican National.
CHICAGO. Ill, August l0.-An In
ter Ocean special from Omaha says:
Mr.. Morse, Of the Union Pacific, has
acknowledged that he has rendered his
resignation as general passenger agent
OF the Union Pacific road, TO take Of
feet September LIST. 1t is also true
that Mr.. O. &. Btebbins, the general
ticket sgent, has rendered his resigna.
ton, to take effect on the same day.
The same slso Is true Of p. p Shelby,
assistant general trsfio manager, who
Is now located at Salt Lake City. All
Of these po.itione, as also that OF the
general trsi6 0 manager, which 10 now
held by T. l.. Kimbsll, have been
abolished. Mr.. Kimball viii In oil
prohab lily accept position on the
staff OF v. p. Potter.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-11
Louisville, ~. Louis sns Texas.
Globe Democrat.

LOUISVILLE. KY, August 8.-The
Louisville. ST. Louis and Texas rail-
road Is pushing its work in the section
where camel coal was discovered. Al
ready forty.seven miles are ready for
track-laying. OF this, about thirty ak
miles lie between Oloverport and
Greensboro, and the remainder between
West Point and Oloverport. The right
OF way 10 being secured between
0weptboro and Henderson, and the
line 10 to be put through TO Henderson
at once. At Henderson the line will
connect with the Ohio Valley road,
already In operation from Henderson
TO Princeion, and now pushing through
to jackson, Tenn. Cars will probably
be running regularly on the Louis
vile, 81. Louis and Texas within q few
months, and II Is expected the road
will be completed throughout, and
trains running by July 1. 1853. This
will make the route between here and
Henderson, 1888 miles, where II Is now
by river, the shortest line Of commu-
nicstion, 200 miles.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-11

MILWAUKEE, WIS, August l0.-The
stockholders Of five Gogsbeic iron
mines, known as the Burton proper
ties, Yesterday transferred them 10 the
Bessmer Consolidated Iron Company,
OF New York, Of which ex-senator
Stephen W. Dorsey wss elected prssi.
dent; Jessee Regent. secretary, and
OF. Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
Charles Il. Coon, treasurer. All OF
them were present. The price paid
for the five mines was $2.320,0 900 The
consolidated compsny hiss q capital
stock Of $3.50 900 and has made q FIVE
year contract with the Great Lakes
tsamship Company. which will build
fifteen steam vessels /, carry ora from
Ashland To Cleveland at 81 80 per
ton, the present rate being ~ 90. The
company contracts 10 chip 100000
tons per annum.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-11

NKv YoRK.-Ooroner Messmer 10.
day held an autopsy on the body Of
young Rasssl II. Knevals, con OF the
late Law partner OF President Ar
thur,aad i5und that his death resulted
from conses,lve chille. superinducei
by the excessive use Of tobacco In the
form Of cigarettes. II wss believed
that The had been q victim Of the
opium habit, but the autopsy showed
no traces Of The drug having been
aaa.I
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-11

ELY's OnKAs BALM was recon-
mended TO me by my dfpsgest as q
preventive TO Hay Fever. Have been
using II 20 directed 6ince the 9Th of
August and have found II q speriflc
for that much dreaded and loathtome
disease. For ten years or more have
teen n great suG,rer zach year. from
August OH I'LL frost. and have Tried
macy alleged remedies for lie cure.
but Elys Cream Balm IL the only
preventive | have ever found. Hay
Fever 6uffreres ought TO know Of its
efficacy. Y II AIs,woRrn, Pu5llsher,
Indisnopolis lad.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-11
nszieas National Construction.
Globe Democrat.


LAtkDo, 1hI.. August s.-wilhln
the past three dsys this city has filled
up with railway contractors, who are
here swsitiog the opening Of tho bids
for constructing the Mexican National
railway from ssltblo to San Luis
Polosi. There are now here about
twenty Ave Of thees gentlemen, ard
business men are COT d lent that this
section IL upon the eve OF senuine
boom. All tho hotels are crowded
with ttranesrs, aud a &C. tme was pm,
on loot today 10 orgaLs stock CON.
psny for the cree ton 81 $40, 200
holel. which is badly needed. Gsofse
ID. wadley, the equity appointed
superintendent a cons ruction OF the
ktyican National, arnv,d rom Geor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-11

OTTAWA, osr.-siDcs the vigorous
enforcement q tie utaiy, American
vessels, aocording 30 advice 10 the
Fieheriss Department, are returning
hons empty handed, while Oanad an
boats are making big haus. Tie
mackeral catch along the American
coast has prov 4 q failure.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-11

No investment pays 90 well 70 q
good education, o. IL Clearly shown by
the record OF the Alumni II the Rugby
School, Louisville. Ky. II offeu the
best advantages. and enjoys the Ugh.
Get class OF patronage. For fifteen
years IL has stood with the foremost
In preparing boys for college or busi.
meas lie. The terms are reasonable.
Send for catalogue 20
A. l.. M'DONALD, Priuolpsi.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-11
Trustees Sale.

NOTICE IL hereby given. that under and
IN By virtue Of mortgage executed TO the
undersigned, 90 tfus'ee., By the Memphis
and Little R,ek Railroad ompauy a. istr.
ssni,sd or n, "a d.y q May ISL. and
ohioo Of Pulaskl eouny. Aikan,ss, on the "a
day q May, 1871, and recofdsd In Record
Book hP6. page LIS, We will proceed, on
TIM sday, the ftrst nay OF ssptem
her. 1877.
At tho hour Of noon, to sell 81 public auo-
ton, 10 too highest bidder, for 'A.h, AZ tho
front door Of the State House, in the city Of
Little Rock, Arkansas, tho folloaing do
scribed Jro. erty conveyed 20 us BY sai mort.
siFht, Of Way from the vest .bapk Of the
Mississippi river, In or near Hopeheld, In
iSn, ate 70 Lille RseE IN tie S ec S Of Pa.
laski a,d state OF ArkAnsai. a. well a, the
conr ections 81 sid tailrlsd with The Cairo
and Fulton RAILROAD, aud the Little Rock
AID Fort smith Railroad AGd anv railroad
phis, State u rsni es'se, !bslonIing 10 aid
railroad company and al itt X IL, Tres
ties, Ties, Traskfi s.reiraeks, switches, Do
pots, stations, Buildings, Waer Tanks.
NAH no ehops, tafhouses, knEinehouses.
y sin., cSr., WsSSn., Mashinery, fooi,.
foais, WhArfhoat', Inclin-s, OF, Puol, Sup
plies and equipments which thesAid railroad
company may own IN the htAtss Of Arr ansas
or 1egueisse or elsewhere, Pc tanning 10 the
maln inc 0i said cad from Memphis 20 Lit
tie Rock ais all aud singular alt LAnds,
Heal kstste. property q every hind. real,
persons or mi ted Book. Of Account, n &c.
otds. Nuniaotts and " dsnees Of Title and
6aote' In a 'tion which are now owned BY
,Aid railroad COMPANY shd also tho hArterr,
frAnchises, Rights, PflyiloFes and Immuni-
ties, insludlng the Right or FRA chbs 70 be
q corporation, which the said railroad com.
Iany now own or potset', In the States o.
Arkaufa, and Tennessee, or elsevhereg and
Insem: , hshp h,I ls'ii , n..,, pr9hs,
yantases bad. rece we'd or derived By said
Railroad sompany fro n it failto or other
property or 10 am other way whatscever.
w,Hfs6 gys ssrruvws.
JIM. Aa u. Roe Attorneys.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-11

TINS most euoceeslul tonic Of the
age-Pemherton's French Wine Coca
la recommended by 5000 eminent
phyticlaos for the curu 81 Ill nervous
all, cione, dyapep,ia, eick headsch-,
etc. IL pleasant 20 take, and will
prove Itself Beyond price. For sale by
Hester.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-11

0RKEsvILLn, Miss.-Ncws from In.
disnols, Miss. has reached h're that
today while = negro named Altck Bell
ives having q dispute With a white
man aud usins vile Language he wss
rho, through the lungs With a Win.
chester rins by r. Lowry, a nephew
OF Gov. Lowry. The negro will die.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-11

TaKiH gentle action sld sood eifeo,
on tie syssm really makes them a
pc feet little oil. They please ,haas
who u.s. them. Carers Little Liver
Pils mar well be termed "perise.
tion."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-11
Not Far From Home
Bathing! fishingl Rowing!
Low mpcraiure-Oysters Every
Day-On the Coast, Between
New Orleans and Mobile.

s~Tho Sea Shore Resorts Of the South. Try
II, and set your tickets over the Mississippi
and Tonuessss R.R. Call on s. L. FINLEY.
AGENT, 2sI tia'n street, or n. @. c0LTART.
at Depot. Ticsets now on sale, Unite until
A.t.h., n 1877
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-11

CnIcaao, ILL-1he Inief.0 Ocean has
I'd icos OF the dis soyefy q nsiu a Gas
sud a high grade Of oil near Kankakso,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-11

q. u. DurLrn, Of Eqasliiy, H., ioa,
smell. taste and bearing by calarh,
bat got them back by IL ou-pia
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-10-15
State Sanitary Association


The annual meeting OF the N. ]. SAM
tary Association will be held at, Trenton
on Oct. 90 and 30. The following ar
among the papers announced:
ssSpread Of diseases through thu
schools Dir. Simpson, of Orange, anc
Professor Eckerly, of Long Branch
"Meshods of sewage disposal in New
Jersey and their respective merits.
This subject will be presented by persons
who have executed important works in
this State. ssThe neglected drainage
localities of New Jersey" will be dis
cussed by Professor Cook, State Geolo-
gist. Superintendent Of Public Schools
Chapman will present the bearings OF
the length of school days, recesses, com
petition and industrial education on
health Professor Shipper Wallace will
consider the poisons in foods of animal
origin. There will also be papers on
"Vital Statistics" by DR.. E. M. Hunt;
on blouse Sanitation" by Dir. Mitchell,
of Asbury Park on collection and
Disposal Of Garbage" by Dr. E. L. God
frey, of Camden. These meetings are
always interesting, and command the at
tention of physicians, sanitarians. eagi-
neers, educators and health officers
throughout the State.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-10-15
Curative Power of Water


There is no remedy of such genera
application and none so easily ohtainable
as water and yet nine persons out of ter
will pass 1t by In an emergency, to seek
for something of less efficacy. There
are but few cases of illness where watel
should not be given tie highest place as
a remedial agent.
A strip of flannel or napkin folded
lengthwise and wrung out of hot water
and applied around the neck of hild
that has the Group will usually bring relie
in ten minutes. A towel folded severai
times and quickly wrung out of hot
water and applied over the seat of pain
in toothache or neuralgia, will generally
afford prompt relief. This treatment il
collie works like magic.
h We have known cases that have re
sisted treatment for hours yield to thl
in ten minutes. There is nothing tina
will so promptly cut short congestion
of the lungs, sore throat or rheumatism
as hot water, when applied prompt.
and thoroughly. Piece Of cotton batting
dipped in hot water AMI kept applied t.
all sores and new cuts, bruises an
sprains, is the treatment, now adopted i
| hospitals
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Republican Primary i.

The Republicans of Morris Township
held their primary Wednesday evening
for the election OF delegates to the County
Convention to be held in County
Hall next Monday at II o'clock A. NJ, a
which time there will be nominated candi-
dates for the office of Sheriff, Surrogate
and three Coroners
In the absence of the Chairman of thu
last meeting, the primary was called tc
order by J. A. Drake. and j. c. Pumpelly
was elected Chairman, and Fl. G.. Pitney
Jr., nominated for Secretary. Mr. Pitney
declining TO serve, ]. W. Cliff was elected
in his stead.
Mr. Pumpelly read the call for the meeting
after which nominations were called for
The township is entitled to but s dele>
gates, but fifteen persons were nominated
A motion was thereupon carried to the
effect that ballot be taken and the eight
receiving the highest number of votes
should be declared elected, and the result
was the following named gentlemen were
elected to represent the township in Con-
vention: Fl. W. Miller, J. G. Pumpelly
John B. Vreeland, J. A. Drake, Thos
MaIley, VIM. Collins, Harry P. Piper,
Gee Yates.
1t was resolved that the delegates be
empowered to fill any vacancies that might
occur in their number.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-10-15
Enterprising Business.

AS an evidence of The extensive business
done by W. F. Day. the popular Morris
town caterer. may be mentioned the trans
action Of one day in that line. On Thurs
day last Mr.. Day furnished the spreads
for the following events A large we'd
ding at Newton, $50 guests wedding al
Parsippany another at Bedminster .
collation. at Drew Seminary, 200 guests q
children's party at Mayor Bennet's, Dover
and a society party at Madison These
six events all on the same day and al
points far from each other, btsides which
was the regular store business Of a "busJ
day during court week. It is needless (
add that all Of these orders were faithfully
and promptly filed, evincing a well equip
ped establishment run on systematic ant
intelligent business principles.